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Most massive clusters Einstein radius: 10-45”

LoCuSS: ultimate nearby sample with lensing data Yx as a low scatter parameter Morphology, mean and scatter of weak lensing mass estimates. Strong Lensing in the core, Weak lensing on large scale. Most massive clusters Einstein radius: 10-45”. Ned Wrigth, UCLA.

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Most massive clusters Einstein radius: 10-45”

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  1. LoCuSS: ultimate nearby sample with lensing data • Yx as a low scatter parameter • Morphology, mean and scatter of weak lensing mass estimates Strong Lensing in the core, Weak lensing on large scale Most massive clusters Einstein radius: 10-45” Ned Wrigth, UCLA

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